Thomas Falcone

敬意をもって日本を称賛する 🎌

[ウィグナーの友人in🇪🇺 @ImmanuelK1804]

西欧諸国、大したイノベーションも起こせないくせに、プライドだけは高いので
"私たちは環境を大切にできるくらい、知的で心が広い"
と苦肉の策で自己洗脳し、世界中に脱炭素とか自己中心的なを押し付けてたが、この猛暑で急に環境の話をピタッとやめてエアコンを我先にと買い漁ってるの大好き。

[FOX 4 NEWS @FOX4]

"TEXAS IS GOOD EVERYTHING IS BIG"

[Colonel SHUN FUJIKI＠テキサス親父日本事務局 @MR_DIECOCK]

立派な日本人発見💡

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

In 5-10 years, "No AI" or "Zero AI" will be a badge of honor for companies, like "eco-friendly" or "plastic-free" or "no GMO" is today. It’ll be a mark of distinction.

[浜辺キョウ @ky0hamabe1001]

外人バーガー兄貴大好き🇺🇸
#横田基地日米友好祭

[Michal Malewicz @michalmalewicz]

Just a reminder: the AI industry is a bubble.

AI itself is not a bubble, it's just a really cool search engine. Useful for some stuff.

[高市早苗 @takaichi_sanae]

先程、トランプ大統領と電話会談を行いました。

中国訪問を終えられ、お帰りになるエアフォース・ワンの中から、お電話をいただきました。

トランプ大統領からは、今般の中国訪問について詳細に説明があり、経済安全保障を含む経済や、安全保障など、中国をめぐる諸課題を中心に意見交換を行いました。

また、イラン情勢についても、トランプ大統領に日本の考えを改めてお伝えしました。

日米同盟の更なる強化に向けた協力やインド太平洋、中東などの国際情勢への対応で、今後とも、トランプ大統領と緊密に連携してまいります。

[Gearoid Reidy リーディー・ガロウド @GearoidReidy]

Incidentally, this is also why Japan invariably ranks near the bottom of any ranking of happiness or satisfaction with relationships, etc. -- the review scale just skews lower.

[高市早苗 @takaichi_sanae]

I am relieved to learn that President Trump is safe after the terrifying gunshots.
Violence can never be tolerated anywhere in the world.

トランプ大統領が、恐ろしい銃撃の後、ご無事だとの報に接し、安心しました。
暴力は、世界のいかなる場所でも、決して容認できません。
@POTUS
@realDonaldTrump

[Gearoid Reidy リーディー・ガロウド @GearoidReidy]

A ridiculous stat.

In February alone,
1 in every 50 people in South Korea
and
1 in every 30 in Hong Kong and Taiwan
visited Japan

Just in February...

[深夜食堂 オフィシャル @meshiya]

＼＼お待たせしました ／／

ドラマ「深夜食堂」が、
7年ぶりに、制作決定🌙

この秋、あなたの小腹と心を満たします。
https://t.co/QYHiZW47n0

[首相官邸 @kantei]

米パランティア・テクノロジーズ社共同創業者兼会長のピーター・ティール氏の表敬を受けました。日米の先端技術分野の現状及び展望等について意見交換を行いました。

[Yuri Kageyama @yurikageyama]

if you cover Japan, you hear the established pundits here bemoaning the terrible state the nation is in, and how it's headed toward decline, which is interesting because overall Japan is in pretty good shape objectively and factually, compared to many other nations. if anything, it's possible the big unleashing of economic energy that comes from a transition from a controlled feudal society to a market economy, rewarding innovation, entrepreneurship and ventures, has yet to fully play out here. there will be social costs if this ever happens, and it might take years, if not decades, but that scenario is one possibility.

[Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine]

My only comment on the recent infighting on the American right, involving not only political actors but a number of Internet personalities I neither know nor care to know:

History records many cases in which cities fell to siege because, even with the enemy at the very gates, factions within the city could not put aside their mutual struggle for domination. In such cases, the consequences are typically catastrophic for all the defeated. The attitude of “let the city burn, so long as I can rule over the ashes” is idiotic; it is the enemy outside that will rule.

[Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine]

There seem to be many on this site who don’t realize that making peace usually requires talking to people on the other side of the war.

[Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine]

I don’t think political theorists and constitutional theorists have fully come to grips with this. From the 18th century onwards, England/Britain/the UK was long held up as the model of a liberal polity, the jewel in the liberal crown. Obviously various diagnoses are possible, but any account of liberalism that says nothing about the collapse of what was supposedly the best case and the central case isn’t worth listening to.

[Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine]

Good to see Judge Ho using “common sense” — or, as he also puts it, what a “reasonable policymaker” would do — as guides to the interpretation of statutory text. A breath of fresh air, redolent of the legal process approach to interpretation.

[Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine]

Nah, this old dodge doesn’t convince anyone anymore. There is no such distinction. The perpetual impetus to liberation from all unchosen constraints of tradition and nature; the march of “progress” towards the complete freedom of the will — these have always been at the heart of the liberal faith.

[Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine]

Weird take, given that the man on the left actually holds elections